- Kurv Industrial acquired a five-building Pompano Beach industrial portfolio for nearly $220M.
- This is South Florida’s largest industrial sale in 2026 and the area’s second nine-figure transaction this week.
- The deal included 819.8 KSF of space, averaging $268 PSF.
- The price represented a 748% increase over the previous sale in 2017.
Major Portfolio Acquisition
The Real Deal reports that Kurv Industrial, formerly Bridge Industrial, bought the East Pompano Industrial Center for $219.7M. The portfolio, now branded Kurv Pompano, includes five warehouses totaling 819.8 KSF. These assets sit across three addresses along Northeast 48th Street. This deal marks the region’s largest industrial trade of 2026 so far. It follows another nine-figure Pompano Beach sale earlier this week.
Transaction Details and Financing
Three Kurv affiliates closed the purchases in separate deals with Vancouver-based QuadReal Property Group, which bought the buildings for $25.9M in 2017. Kurv financed the deal with a $154.8M mortgage from AREEIF Lender. The sale price equals about $268 PSF. At the same time, a surge in new industrial supply has started to push vacancy higher in some markets, creating a more competitive leasing environment. The portfolio includes both new and older facilities, reflecting demand for modern industrial space in South Florida.
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Investor Momentum in South Florida
The industrial trade comes amid heightened institutional interest in the region. Blackstone’s recent $163.1M Pompano Beach acquisition highlights that capital continues to target South Florida’s warehouse sector. Kurv Industrial has consistently made large moves in recent years, including major land and redevelopment deals in Doral, cementing its reputation as a leading local industrial investor.
What’s Next
With the Kurv Pompano portfolio now under new ownership, further investment and potential upgrades may follow. The area’s sustained demand for industrial space and recent record-setting deals signal ongoing momentum for South Florida’s warehouse market in 2026.
